it's been three and half years since juana last heard from her daughter, brenda damaris - here it says i'm still alive.... find me it was late on a summer night when she called to say she'd been in a car accident just outside the city of monterrey. the family told us that as they were talking to her they heard a local policeman tell her to turn off her cell phone. since damaris went missing no one has been prosecuted for her disappearance, leaving juana and the family to continue searching by themselves. this is the case across mexico families left waiting...not knowing if their loved ones are alive...or if they're dead. kidnappings are a source of income for cartels it's a way for them to extort civilians - but also to force people to work for them. with little help from officials, families of the disappeared across mexico have organized networks to support each other and try and help advance each other's cases. with so few meaningful investigations one of the most important questions - why was this person taken - is rarely, if ever, answered. federico mastrogiovanni is a journalist w

juana and her family have one final step in the forensic process ...their dna will be compared to the remains they were given to find out if it is their daughter damaris...or someone else. >> 5 months after the new test the family received the results from franco the remains the government gave them belonged to their daughter - damaris. as the government tried to close the case of the missing students the parents and surviving students traveled to mexico city to press their case at the senate and even as president pena nieto told the country it was time to move on... the protests have continued, with the parents at the frontline, trying to make sure their sons are not forgotten ...in a war where it becomes increasingly unclear whose side the government is on. four months after the students disappeared, the country's attorney general - without significant new evidence or forensic confirmation - declared them dead - essentially closing the case. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> we pray for the children in the wom

. >> ella fue juana reyes con 70 aÑos de edad madre de luis reyes y una tatarabuela dice fue bien queridacindad de kensington. >> desde los 70 mi mamÁ era muy alegre, se llevaba con todo el mundo la comunidad, siempre hacÍa su siesta en la casa o en el parque. >> este pasado 3 de febrero juana fue trasladada al hospital. >> tenÍa un dolor de cabeza que no podÍa aguantar mÁs. >> fue durante ese transporte en una ambulancia cuando luis dice sucediÓ un crimen intolerable. >> desaparecieron los anillos cuando remontaron una ambulancia. >> los anillos de matrimonio de su madre y su padre no aparecieron en la bolsa de pertenencias donde juana falleciÓ de un derrama cerebral este hijo del duelo alega que unos 250 $ tambiÉn desaparecieron y nosotras que se trata de un robo despiadado. >> 50 aÑos que vivieron juntos, ocho aÑos que mi papÁ falleciÓ y desde el dÍa que yo la llevÓ al hospital fue la primera vez que los anillos no estaban en el dedo de ello. >> nuestros amigos de action news cubrir la historia tambiÉn y se dijo: >> se hizo una investigaciÓn exhaustiva y se comunicaron a la familia per

juana and her family have one final step in the forensic process ...their dna will be compared to the remains they were given to find out if it is their daughter damaris...or someone else. >> 5 months after the new test the family received the results from franco the remains the government gave them belonged to their daughter - damaris. as the government tried to close the case of the missing students the parents and surviving students traveled to mexico city to press their case at the senate and even as president pena nieto told the country it was time to move on... the protests have continued, with the parents at the frontline, trying to make sure their sons are not forgotten ...in a war where it becomes increasingly unclear whose side the government is on. four months after the students disappeared, the country's attorney general - without significant new evidence or forensic confirmation - declared them dead - essentially closing the case. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> we pray for the children in the wom

juana and her family have one final step in the forensic process ...their dna will be compared to the remains they were given to find out if it is their daughter damaris...or someone else. >> 5 months after the new test the family received the results from franco the remains the government gave them belonged to their daughter - damaris. as the government tried to close the case of the missing students the parents and surviving students traveled to mexico city to press their case at the senate and even as president pena nieto told the country it was time to move on... the protests have continued, with the parents at the frontline, trying to make sure their sons are not forgotten ...in a war where it becomes increasingly unclear whose side the government is on. four months after the students disappeared, the country's attorney general - without significant new evidence or forensic confirmation - declared them dead - essentially closing the case. >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 y

juana. >> weigh states an the district of 23 states and the district of columbia yah. there is a reason for that. "america tonight's" jake ward with the story. >> aaron hind was 18 years old when he went to fight in iraq. >> some of the mortars came very close to the positions a couple of times, a couple of people in my company got killed. >> as many others the trauma of war followed him home. >> i would be at a park and all of a sudden my mind would go to, what would happen if a bomb fell on it. >> the side effects were too debilitating. then he started smoking pot. >> it allows me to focus on daily tasks that i normally might be in too much of an agitated state to be able to focus on. it allows me to enjoy my life. >> hind is among 20 million americans who use marijuana on a daily basis. these are huge numbers it is uniquely difficult on a federal level to study marijuana. nobody can really do it. just because a couple of states have legalized it recreationally, doesn't make it any easier. some people feel marijuana may have potential medical benefits, but even thoug

juana summers, congressional reporter for npr. and john harwood, chief washington correspondent for cnbc. >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capitol, this is "washington week" with gwen ifill. corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- corporate funding is also provided by: ibew bb. additional funding provided by newman's own foundation donating all profits to charity and nourishing the common good. annenberg foundation the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. house speaker john boehner was on the receiving end of a hearty slapdown late this afternoon as 52 republicans joined the vast majority of democrats to reject a stopgap plan to fund the department of homeland security before a midnight deadline. republicans wanted to force democrats to back down on g.o.p. immigration reform provisions attached to the

this was 07 year-old juana reyes a kensington great grand moth her who loved her family and wedding band her late husband of 50 years juan, gave her. >> my mom not being able to see my dad but, you know, her seeing those rings always put a smile to her face. >> reporter: did she ever take them off. >> never in her life ever since my father put them on her. >> reporter: reyes's son lou essayed he rushed his mother to temple university hospital's piss pal campus with severe head pains. paramedics transferred her to the main hospital in west philadelphia where she later died from a brain aneurysm. during that ride in the ambulance from episcopal reyes says that his sister noticed their mother's wedding rings were gone. >> those rings mean a lot to us. that is something that is like a piece of her heart that we were like to have back. >> reporter: reyes says that more than $250 were also missing, cash that their mother planned to go shopping with later. but family members only care about the rings and seen in several pictures from over the decade. reyes filed a complaint with the episcopal's

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ta juana johnson was 46 years old. she was arrested saturday for destruction of property. and dc police are looking into johnson's death. >>> questions are being raised this morning about the death of a female inmate who died after being tasered. natasha mckinney was tasered by fairfax county police after refusing to follow commands. mckinney was 37 years old. >>> delegate joseph morrissey is now accused of forging a document and lying under oath. the 57-year-old lawmaker is serving a work release sentence after pleading guilty to charges involving a sexual relationship with his 17-year- old receptionist. >>> congress hasn't signed off on it yet. the dc council is moving ahead with plans to legalize marijuana. >> and that process includes selling marijuana in the district. >> reporter: congress has slipped in a measure in a recent spending bill that pre sense dc from using its local money on marijuana. that normally would kill the law. but not this one. because dc leaders have found a loophole. let's explain. now the republican provision specifically says that dc cannot us

janett marÍn rivera, janney marÍn, juana guadalupe marín rivera. >> juana guadalupe. >> ¿cÓmo?y en los 50 grados en la mayoria de las ciudades en el norte de la bahia todavia se registran minimas en los 40estas cambiaran en los proximos dias ya que nos esperan dias soleados en la sierra nevada se registran maximas de 62 grados temperaturas bastante calidas para esa region asi que no necesutara sus cadenas los espero a las 10 en 100.3 mas variedad atrapa el efecto mariposa de última. nueva mascara butterfly intenza, de l'oréal. el nuevo cepillo de doble ala de l'oréal da un volumen intenso que se extiende en los extremos para una mirada ultraintensa. nueva butterfly intenza. de l'oreal makeup designer, paris. ♪"love is endless" by mozella "peq >> pequeÑos y valiosos, asÍ son los niÑos, pero muchas veces no sabemos cÓmo manejar sus emociones, especialmente cuando lloran o se enfadan ante un regaÑo. ¿quÉ podemos hacer para enseÑarles a controlar sus emociones? para darnos consejos para un desarrollo emocional saludable, estÁ con nosotros erika monroig, psicÓloga clÍnica. >> muchas

janett marÍn rivera, janney marÍn, juana guadalupe marín rivera. >> juana guadalupe. >> ¿cÓmo? te llama, de puedes meter en un lÍo. eso ha pasado. te voy a decir cuÁl es el mÍo mÁs adelante. pero les cuento que en corea del sur se estÁ celebrando el festival del aÑo lunar, y para aquellos que se encuentran sin pareja o estÁn lejos de su familia, se ha inventado un programa en lÍnea donde puedes tener con personas a travÉs del mundo. este muchacho de 26 aÑos entendÍa que en un momento dado insistÍa este pequeÑo vacío, porque hay mucha gente que no tiene la oportunidad de estar cerca de su familia, o vive en otra ciudad, y en este preciso momento le encantarÍa cenar con todos sus amigos. Él hizo este site, que se estÁ metiendo aproximadamente 4500 $ mensuales, tranquilito, cenando en internet tres veces por semana. >> ¿le pagan por cenar con Él? >> tienes toda la razÓn. la gente tiene que pagar 9 centavos, pero el tipo tiene como 8000 personas. y acumulando llega a tener como 4500 $ mensuales, solamente por estar en su casa, tranquilito, cenando con gente. >> yo conozco muchas pe

ustedes recuerdan al padre alberto cutiÉ, que protagonizÓ una controversia mundial al enamorarse de juanaÉ hubiera pasado si no nos descubrÍan? >> bueno, la Única diferencia hubieran sido dos o tres semanas, porque estaba planificando salir a decirle al mundo: me voy a casar. me ganaron los paparazzi. >> si pudiera retroceder el tiempo, ¿quisiera cambiar dos semanas? >> dos o tres semanas de diferencia, pero el tiempo estÁ en manos de dios. >> ¿alguna vez imaginÓ que este escÁndalo alcanzarÍa las noticias a nivel nacional, hasta internacional? >> mira, a mÍ me llamaron, saliendo las fotos, de la india, de alemania, de irlanda, de roma... o sea que la noticia le dio la vuelta al mundo. >> la noticia se esparciÓ como pÓlvora y consecuentemente tuvo que ser pÁrroco de su iglesia y director general de una emisora radial catÓlica. >> ¿usted cree que ella perdonÓ o perdonarÍa a los paparazzi? >> realmente, todo sido perdonado. mi esposa y yo orÁbamos por esas personas. nunca ha habido resentimiento. creo que de alguna forma, dios usa lo bueno y lo malo para que uno se supere. pero a mÍ me inter